FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH, 1921.
TOTS REVIEW: RJODSTILLB, N. 0
PAG3 FIVE
OF LOCAL INTEREST
The liabill
tbe assets
Meet me at the Grande.
Meet me at the Grande tonight.
Mary Pickford today at the Grande.
' Services at the Episcopal church
Sunday night. ,
Hear the High School Boys' Band
at the Art Exhibit.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McDon
ald on Jan. 28, a daughter.
See the masterpieces at the Art
Exhibit in the C. & A. hall.
Isn't it grand to have Mary Pick
ford at the Grande today?
The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
church will meet With Mrs. C. F.
Sherrill Friday at 3 p. in.
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount Chesh
ire, bishop of North. Carolina, wi'!
visit St. Thomas church on Sunday
night. No morning service.
The Woman's .Missionary Society
of Bethlehem church will meet with
Mrs. C. V. Sherrill, 315 North Scales
street, Saturday at 2:30 p. n.
II. Susm&n. of Leaksville, was on
"Wednesday adjudged a bankrupt, and
Jodge Boyd, of the Federal court,
erdered Deputy Marshal Roane to
take charce of the stock of goods un
til a trustee is named,
ties are $9,619.05, and
amount to $4,992.41.
A Government employee will be In
Reidsville for tlie purpose of assist
ing income taxpayers on February
25 to March 5, and March 10 to 15.
The Grande Theatre is giving the
public the finest program of pictures
ever given in Reidsville or anywhere
The public speak by their patronage
Don't fail to hear Dr. Swadener at
Main. Street M. E3. church on Monday
nlsht. He has a message that should
be heard by everybody. Be there on
time.
Attend the Art Exhibit at the C. &
A. hall and while enjoying the works
of art partake of the refreshments
served by the Parent-Teacher Asso
elation.
Methohdist Protestant Church:
Sunday scnooi, 10; cnurcn, li a. m.;
Christian Endeavor, 6:45; church.
7:30; prayer meeting, 7:30. p. n.
Wednesday.
Wednesday was "Ground Hog
Day" and clear as a whistle all day
The bright sunshine caused the lit
tie varmints to run from their sha
dow and scamper back to their dent
I No. 1 Flooring . . . . . . $6.50 per 100 feet
No. 3 Flooring; .. . . . . $4.80 per 100 feet
I No. 1 Siding . . . . . . . $4.50 per 100 feet
No. 1 Boxing and Facio $6.50 per 100 feet
No 1 Ceiling 9-16 in thick $5.00 per 100 feet
I No. 3 Ceiling 946 in. thick $4.00 per 100 feet
f This car of material is now in the yard and g
x will not last many days. Now is your time to 5
I ; Jno. B. Rogers
to hibernate for 40 days more or
winter weather, to the great delight
of the coal barons.
There will be a box parly at Salem
school house on Saturday night,
February 5th. Proceeds will be used
for the benefit of the school. Public
cordially invited.
Representative Holderby has intro
duced a bill in the Legislature al
lowing a bonus to officers of Rock
ingham county for the arrest of vio
lators of liquor laws.
Ivie, Trotter & Johnston have
moved their law offices from the I'r
via building to the rooms in the
Bank of Reidsville building formerly
occupied by the late A. J. Burton,
Robert Warwick in "The City of
Masks." and "Bride 13" at the Grande
Theatre Saturday will hold the great
crowds spellbound through this mar
velous and thrilling entertainment,
The Tobacco Growers Association
of Caswell county will meet at Yan-
ceyville v on Monday. Feb. 7. This
will be a very important meeting and
tobacco growers are urged to be on
hand.
Learn and follow the local traf
fic rules, speed lights, and driving
ordinances. These are made for
the common good of all drivers In
cluding yourself, and of all pedes
trians,
Margaret Loomis, who danced her
way to fara-e on the silversheet. Is
tions are guarantees that the picture j
is of more than ordinary merit.
Miss Virginia Denny .,: of Greens
boro, is visiting Miss Margaret Oli
ver on South Main street.
- W. A. Wall, of near Went worth,
averaged nearly $50 a hundred for a
big load of tobacco here yesterday.
Honor roll for Sadler High School:
Grade 4 Willie. Jones, Thelma Bur
ton, Hunter McAllster, Willie Mar-1
tin, Rebecca Glass, Archie, McAlis-
ter, Edward Johnson. Grade 5 Min
nie Jackson, Mary Jones. ' Grade T
Werta Cooke, Garrison Drande,
Alice Robertson, Pearl Martin. Grade
7 Mattie Martin, Clarice Gunn.
Grade 9 Myrl McAllster.
J. U Brannock, a hustling young
farmer of near Mclver, was well
pleased with prices received for a
load of tobacco sold here Tuesday.
He thinks prices are now, higher than
at any time' this season. - He , sold
another big load Wednesday and av-1
eraged about $55.
The local warehouses . have had
good breaks of tobacco each day
this week and the quality. shows up
some better than for several weeks
past, Prices are firm and seem to
please the sellers very well. In fact
there Is less complaint -over prices '
than at any time this season. : Some
of the largest growers who have been
holding back : tueir crops are now
selling freely. ,v'.. Some fine averages.
leading woman for Wallace Reed In running from$40-t 460: tor entire
"Always Audacious," the star's la- loads, r-have? been made by .different
test starring vehicle which will be I farmers There is quite a lot of the
shown at the Colonial Theatre on t weed yet in tie farmers' hands.
Friday, '. rfcaa. BMeador. a welt' kiuwn citH I
Th trial of W. J. Price, of Price. Vfln Hvirie lust Korth. Of tOWtf Oil t6 I T7
this county, who on unnsimas nay I macadam, roaa, aiea ,in a vnariowo
Is said to have run aown and Kiuea hosnltal Wednesday, nigni. . e. nau
Charles Jones, a mail carrier.- aid beten-la falUngJiealth for,some time.
Ridgeway, will riot be tried at the He was about $0 years old is surviv
present term of the Henry county cir-1 ed by his widow but no children. Mr,
cuit court now in session. The i case j Meador for several years has run a
has hen Continued until the ''Anrill transfer automobile and was well
term. I known and quite popular. ; l ne re-
Special serviles are bein planned mains reached here.. Thursday on
for th members of the First Bantist train No. 136 and the lunerai win oe
church
member
pastor will preach
cemetery.
The Woman'" Missionary Society I ssz
The Bank of Reidsville,
Our Certificates of Deposit
WHAT AEE THEY?
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They are receipts for money deposited
with the Bank of Reidsyille, which draws
interest from the day deposited, is payable
at full face value, and is protected by our
Capital and Surplus of over ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
They are ideal investments fer your
surplus funds-
J. F. Watlington, President; .;
Dr- J. W. McGrehee, Vice-President; ,
W. A. Trotter, Casiier.
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will preach on "Fit for the terment will follow at Gfeenvier ' V ! f ;'::'!) r ;
of, FSrptisVhS i m W of SPRINGS' Cleaning and Dye Works.
Fight:!', The .evening service will be
held at 7:30. and the subject of, the
sermon will be "Bowing the Knee to
Christ." -IS.
With the production of "Ilejd by
the Enemy," the new Paramountvpic-
turiiation of William Gillette's' nSied
S; 3K; V. IZZI m H-Fer has had years of is consi
ing prograks- 'fiave -ben arranietj rel by all who know him to BE an EXPERT Cleaner
for each afternoon, arid"all themem-1 ana Uyer as well JUS ail A KO. 1 ICepair Clan.
play, which will be shown at ' the bers are irged to" attend. M4nday at
Colonial Theatre Saturday, the ttfrtne
of Donald Cxlsp, vho directed &the
production, wfrt be added to the 'ros
ter of the Industry's biggest dtrec-
tbrs, who jwimW. ontcilieia proWc
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That the Big
Slaughter Sale
At A Bane's Store
Will Continue
10 More Days
Owing to the bad weather for the past week or more
many of our friends "and customers were Unable to
visit ouf store and share in the Big Bargains we gave.
We have, therefore decided for their benefit, as well
as all others, to continue this SLAUGHTER SALE
until.;;
Saturday Night,
February 12th, 1921
A. BANE'S
STORE,
23 Gilmer Street
3:30 the m'eetimj VlU be held with
Mrs. R. T." Burton; subject, Brazil;
leader Mrs. Cummings. Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs.1 H. P. Lane; sub
ject,' 'Aiytcir
kin. Wednesday with Mrs! Pipkin;
subject, China; leader, Mrs. S. N,
White. Thursday with Mrs. R. L.
Hubbard; "subject, Europe; "leader.
Mrs. J H. Mobley.. Friday afternoon
with Mrs. 1 R. Humphreys; subject,
Japan; leader, Mrs. E. N. Johnson.
A wedding characterized by beauty 1
and simplicity waa solemnized last
Thursday at 3 p. m. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Q. Knight, Madison,
when their daughter, Miss Vivian
Agather, became the bride of Otis
Gustavus Bain. The home was beau
tifully decorated with potted plants
and flowers. In. the living room a
simple but effective arrangement of
ferns formed a pretty background for
the ceremony. Rev. J. E. Gay. pas-1
tor or the bride officiated in the
presence of a few intimate friends.
The bride becomingly attired in a
blue tricotine suit, with other acces
sories to match, with a corsage of
bride's roses and sweet peas, came
down the stairway alone and waa
met at the foot by the bridegroom.
Mrs. Bain is one of the most popu
lar members of the younger social
circle of Madison. The groom Is a
well known and popular young man
connected with the telephone planj In
Reidsville. After a pleasant trh to
Adanta, Spartanburg and Ashevlllei,
they have returned to Reidsville.
.With up-to-date machinery and Mr. Hooper I can E
S assure you of Prompt Service and Workmanship that :
CANNOT BE BEAT ! i v 5
. " . Yours for Better and. Dependable Service,
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For Sale!
One Ford Sedan
One Reo Speedster.
One Ford Coupe, $450.00.
One Hudson 6-40 Touring.
One Fulton Truck, ll2 Ton.
One 11 Touring Car, $275.00.
One Chandler Seven Passenger.
One 1 Ton Republic Truck, new.
One Ford Truck, X Ton, new, $625,00.
1x4 shingle trips, nice stock.
Townsend Buggy Company.
WOOD! WOOD! ! Hickory, oak and
pine mixed. Phone 335 0r see Gene
Roger.
We have a nice car of Virginia
anthracite coal. Phone ut at 24
Reidsville Ice &. Coal Co.
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to repair all makes of cars. "NV an carrying a full i .
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lvt a staff of first-class nicclianics: Harry IVLancy. I
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